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Speaker 1: Welcome to today's edition of the Klay Travis and Buck

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Speaker 1: Sexton Show podcast.

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Speaker 2: Welcome everybody, Monday edition of Play and Buck. Much to

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Speaker 2: talk about, much to dive into today. Thanks for being

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Speaker 2: here with us. Lines are open eight hundred to eighty

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Speaker 2: two to eight eight to two, so we can tell

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Speaker 2: you that there's a bunch of news stories here we're

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Speaker 2: going to dive into.

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Speaker 3: Just to sort of set the.

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Speaker 2: Scene, a couple of data points give you a sense

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Speaker 2: what's going on in America right now. Fourteen percent of Americans,

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Speaker 2: according to the Financial Times, that is one four fourteen

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Speaker 2: percent of Americans say they're better off financially today than

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Speaker 2: when Biden took office. Of homeowners who have bought a

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Speaker 2: home in the past year, according to USA Today, forty

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Speaker 2: six percent say they are struggling to pay their monthly

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Speaker 2: mortgage because rates are so high. So that's going on

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Speaker 2: right now. In the background of all this, we also

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Speaker 2: have a former President Trump talking about how when he wins,

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Speaker 2: if he wins, when he wins, you can pick in

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Speaker 2: twenty twenty five, he will round up large numbers of

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Speaker 2: undocumented as in illegal alien migrants and will send them

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Speaker 2: back to their countries of origin. So Trump now getting

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Speaker 2: very aggressive, very hawkish on border security as a policy

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Speaker 2: to institute. In twenty twenty five, so migrants arrived at

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Speaker 2: New York City's Floyd Bennett Field, which is a twenty

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Speaker 2: million dollar taxpayer funded facility for migrants in the New

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Speaker 2: York City area, and they said, no, they will not stay.

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Speaker 2: We'll discuss what that tells you about all this. Plus,

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Speaker 2: you had Secret Service agents who are protecting Biden's granddaughter

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Speaker 2: open fire in Georgetown when three people tried to break

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Speaker 2: into a Secret Service suv. I don't believe any suspects

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Speaker 2: in custody, and nobody nobody hit.

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Speaker 4: So it's, by the way, you feel good that the

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Speaker 4: Secret Service opened fire on peace in Georgetown, didn't hit

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Speaker 4: anybody and didn't catch anybody either.

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Speaker 3: No, no back.

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Speaker 2: I'm wondering at what distance did they open fire? First

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Speaker 2: of all, opening fire based on trying to get into

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Speaker 2: a vehicle.

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Speaker 3: Was she in the vehicle?

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Speaker 4: I mean that that alone. I was surprised she had

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Speaker 4: Secret Service protection. Honestly, she's the granddaughter of the president.

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Speaker 4: How many people actually know her? I mean, I understand kids.

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Speaker 4: I didn't know grandkids got Secret Service protection.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, I wonder.

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Speaker 2: I wonder if Hunter Biden's child with the exotic dancer,

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Speaker 2: and therefore the exotic dancer.

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Speaker 4: The four year old in Arkansas, does she have secret

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Speaker 4: service protection? That would be that would be a Biden grandchild. Yes,

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Speaker 4: that would be a that's a true statement. I doubt

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Speaker 4: that they're a secret service protection for that family. Anyway,

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Speaker 4: you have San Francisco, believe it or not.

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Speaker 2: They can actually clean it up if they want to,

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Speaker 2: and they clean it up in time for a visit

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Speaker 2: from the world's biggest communist hij In Ping of China.

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Speaker 2: We shall discuss that, and there's some other interesting stories

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Speaker 2: we'll get to when we can out there, but we

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Speaker 3: Oh let me not forget.

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Speaker 2: We have Julie Kelly with us in the second hour

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Speaker 2: about Trump trials and January sixth defendants, and then third

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Speaker 2: hour speaking of candidates. Viveke Ramaswami. Iways have fun because

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Speaker 2: you know Clay we say his name properly. There are

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Speaker 2: a lot of people out there still, including who work

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Speaker 4: And given how often we are called out for mispronunciations,

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Speaker 4: this is a big win to be able to pronounce

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Speaker 4: his name correctly while everyone else fails, so that this

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Speaker 4: will give us a lot more of that validity going

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Speaker 4: forward when we mispronounce things. If nothing else, I feel

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Speaker 4: like we get a high five from Viveke for knowing

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Speaker 4: that it's Viveke rhymes with cake and not the other

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Speaker 4: thing that people say, which is vivek Okay. But let's

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Speaker 4: start with this a surprise, a surprise campaign suspension from

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Speaker 4: over the weekend. One of the five who was five

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Speaker 4: right on the debate stage, Tim Scott of South Carolina.

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Speaker 4: Let's hear what he has to say about how well

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Speaker 4: it's not his time play too.

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Speaker 5: If you ever want to love your country more, run

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Speaker 5: for president. Traveling this country, meeting people has been one

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Speaker 5: of the most fantastic experiences of my entire life. I

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Speaker 5: love America more today than I did on May twenty second.

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Speaker 5: But when I go back to Iowa, it will not

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Speaker 5: be as a presidential candidate. I am suspending my campaign.

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Speaker 5: I think the voters, who are the most remarkable people

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Speaker 5: me not now.

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Speaker 3: Tim.

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Speaker 5: I don't think they're saying trade no. But I do

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Speaker 5: think they're saying not now. And so I'm going to

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Speaker 5: respect the voters, and I'm going to hold on and

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Speaker 5: keep working really hard and look forward to another opportunity.

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Speaker 2: Play a respectable and honorable decision based on what the

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Speaker 2: polls are right now. I think he is listening to

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Speaker 2: the people. What now is Tim Scott's still a VP candidate?

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Speaker 2: And what about the others who are lagging in the polls.

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Speaker 2: I think one hundred percent he's still a VP candidate.

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Speaker 2: You and I we've had Tim Scott on this show

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Speaker 2: several times. Trump was very favorably disposed towards him. On Wednesday,

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Speaker 2: if I remember correctly, during our interview, he specifically mentioned

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Speaker 2: Tim Scott.

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Speaker 3: I think it's the right call.

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Speaker 4: I give him credit the same way that I give

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Speaker 4: Mike Penn's credit for looking at the data, making a

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Speaker 4: rational choice, recognizing that the numbers don't add up for you.

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Speaker 3: Now here's the question.

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Speaker 4: As we get ready for the fourth Republican debate in Tuscolosa,

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Speaker 4: Alabama in early December, I would imagine on the stage

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Speaker 4: the Veight Ramaswami, Nicki Haley, and Ron De Santis, and

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Speaker 4: let's open up phone lines on this because some of

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Speaker 4: you may disagree with me eight hundred and two two

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Speaker 3: I think if you.

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Speaker 4: Don't come in a strong second place in Iowa, that's

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Speaker 4: presuming that you don't win it. Obviously, if Nicky Haley

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Speaker 4: or Ron de Santis, or for Eveke for that matter,

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Speaker 4: catch fire and ended up beating Trump, that's a different dynamic.

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Speaker 4: But Trump is a substantial favorite. As we sit here,

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Speaker 4: basically two months out from the Iowa caucus, I think

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Speaker 4: whoever comes in second should be the challenger of Trump

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Speaker 4: going forward, and everyone else should drop out. And look,

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Speaker 4: we've had Doug Bergham on the show. Asa Hutchinson, I

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Speaker 4: think is still in the race, Chris Christy is still

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Speaker 4: someone else. But to me, right now, it looks like

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Speaker 4: become the alternative to Trump? And the big question, irrespective

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Speaker 4: of who the alternative is buck is does the alternative

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Speaker 4: have the juice to beat Trump head to head? We've

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Speaker 4: said for some time and I still think this is true,

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Speaker 4: that about fifty percent of our audience is Trump fifty percent?

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Speaker 3: Is somebody other than Trump? Nationwide?

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Speaker 4: As all of these primaries start Iowa the caucus, then

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Speaker 4: New Hampshire, then South Carolina. The math question and it's

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Speaker 4: basically a math question. Is there a content of the

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Speaker 4: of these candidates could they beat Trump head to head?

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Speaker 4: That's the question.

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Speaker 2: Nikki Haley taking out a ten million dollar ad buy

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Speaker 2: she's she's trying to go in. I think she realizes

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Speaker 2: play if DeSantis doesn't at least come in second in

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Speaker 2: Iowa and probably win, it's so it's all over, right,

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Speaker 2: I mean, based on the perception.

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Speaker 4: And if you think, I think you have to come

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Speaker 4: curious whether our audience whether you would agree to if

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Speaker 3: Again, this is presuming you don't win.

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Speaker 4: If you don't come in at least second in Iowa,

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Speaker 4: I think you have to drop out because I think

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Speaker 4: it's hard to argue I'm going to win New Hampshire

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Speaker 2: Well, this is why I think Haley is trying to

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Speaker 2: it could be Trump, then Haley. Then all of a sudden,

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Speaker 2: the narrative becomes there's only really one competitor to him

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Speaker 2: Here's Nikki Haley. She's saying that she is surging in

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Speaker 2: the polls. She's saying Trump has flatlight. She's calling out Trump.

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Speaker 2: This could get interesting, and DeSantis is falling. This is

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Speaker 6: We are surging in the polls. Not only are we

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Speaker 6: surging in the polls, if you look in the swing states,

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Speaker 6: it shows that we beat Biden by ten to thirteen points.

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Speaker 6: We are now second place in Iowa's, second place in

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Speaker 6: other candidates that are going to be getting in the

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Speaker 6: race because now it's gotten too late. We have plenty

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Speaker 6: and you're going to see that we're going to be strong,

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Speaker 6: not just in Iowa. We're going to be strong in Iowa,

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Speaker 6: We're going to be strong in New Hampshire. We're going

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Speaker 6: to be strong in South Carolina. Because we spent our money. Well,

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Speaker 6: we've got great ground games in every one of those states,

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Speaker 6: and we're going to keep surging. You've got Trump that's flatlined,

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Speaker 2: Now, Clay, we're going to have Viveca later. I want

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Speaker 2: to have the Veke take on this Nicky Haley analysis.

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Speaker 2: But clearly she's trying to steal Governor DeSantis's lunch here

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Speaker 2: and become number two, become a sort of runner up,

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Speaker 2: can close that gap even more.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, And then ultimately the question is whether it's Nicky

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Speaker 4: Haley or DeSantis. I don't think Viveke is going to

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Speaker 4: I think that with his performance in the debate, he

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Speaker 4: was the most power I thought.

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Speaker 2: I just want to ask him about Nicky Haley. I'm

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Speaker 2: not saying he's gonna Yeah.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, I think Iowa And again, if you disagree with this,

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Speaker 3: I think Iowa should make.

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Speaker 4: It a determination on who is going to go head

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Speaker 4: to head with Trump, and everybody else should get out

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Speaker 4: of the race. And then the question becomes can Nicky Haley,

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Speaker 4: can Ron DeSantis could viveke Ramaswami on the outside, could

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Speaker 4: they beat Trump head to head? And again, the math

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Speaker 4: on that we talked about us a lot on Friday

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Speaker 4: because I think it's important, and Thursday we discussed it

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Speaker 4: as well. The math on this is a challenge for

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Speaker 4: any of the contenders because the let's talk about Tim Scott.

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Speaker 4: For instance, what did you say Tim Scott had in

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Speaker 4: Iowa nine percent in the most recent real clear politics.

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Speaker 3: I think it was single digits.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, but okay, let's say let's say that, Let's just

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Speaker 4: say he's got seven or eight or nine percent in Iowa.

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Speaker 4: When he decides to step down, where did Tim Scott's

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Speaker 4: votes go? Like, how would you assess? This would be

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Speaker 4: a good question for Tim Scott's I actually.

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Speaker 2: Don't have a I don't have like a strong sense

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Speaker 2: as to what the breakdown would be. I think there

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Speaker 2: are some Tim Scott voters who go Nicki Haley. I

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Speaker 2: think some go Rana san Just and some go Donald Trump.

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Speaker 2: to the point about incentives, and we talk about birthright citizenship,

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Speaker 2: that's obviously a.

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Speaker 3: Big change and should be a big change.

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Speaker 2: You should not be able to play this game of

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Speaker 2: I came to the US illegal, I had a child here,

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Speaker 2: I violate the law.

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Speaker 3: But now that's a citizen.

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Speaker 2: And we know this because there are people who are

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Speaker 2: criminally prosecuted for operating, you know, operations. And this is

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Speaker 2: more in the context of of Asian birth tourism to

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Speaker 2: the US, specifically from China. You're not allowed to do that. Well,

447
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Speaker 2: why aren't you allowed to do that? If that's not

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Speaker 2: a problem, right, Well, clearly there's an issue here. But

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Speaker 2: I think if you start to dramatically increase the number

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Speaker 2: of deportations, that also very much changes the calculation for

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Speaker 2: people coming here illegally, because right now, if you get

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Speaker 2: into the country, it's like a ninety some percent chance

453
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Speaker 2: you're gonna get to stayeah, And so if it's a

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Speaker 2: nine out of ten shot that if you can just

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Speaker 2: get here you can stay, you're gonna have endless amounts

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Speaker 2: of people who come.

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Speaker 3: You have to.

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Speaker 2: Create a reality where there's rule of law and the

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Speaker 2: deportation numbers are high enough that people say, I might

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Speaker 2: go through all this and then decide then decide that,

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Speaker 2: or I might geld, send back and clay some of

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Speaker 2: the migrants.

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Speaker 3: This was in New York City.

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Speaker 2: They showed up to Floyd Bennett Field, which has been

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Speaker 2: turning into a twenty million dollar migrant facility.

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Speaker 3: They refuse to go into this facility.

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Speaker 2: They say this facility isn't nice enough, and this just

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Speaker 2: goes and others are saying the American dream is dead.

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Speaker 2: New York Post was doing some reporting on this. If

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Speaker 2: you're an asylum seeker, it's supposed to be please please

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Speaker 2: take me America, because if you don't, I'm going to

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Speaker 2: be imprisoned, tortured and killed for my race, my religion,

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Speaker 2: my political belief something like that. And what we see

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Speaker 2: with these individuals who were like, wait a second, I

475
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Speaker 2: thought I was getting a four star hotel in Midtown

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Speaker 2: Manhattan paid for by the taxpayer, and getting a job

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Speaker 2: permit and getting free food and free healthcare and free housing.

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Speaker 2: Is they're here because it's a giant welfare state. They're

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Speaker 2: here because they can skip the immigration process. They're not

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Speaker 2: actually asylum seekers, not only that. This is why I

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Speaker 2: come back to Incientives.

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Speaker 4: Do you remember when we talked about they were taking

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Speaker 4: over the Brooklyn Park and they were putting all of.

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Speaker 3: These people in this facility.

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Speaker 4: They had access to a swimming pool, they had Wi Fi,

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Speaker 4: they had every meal, and they were able to go

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Speaker 4: work and everything else. If I told you right now,

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Speaker 4: and you're out there listening and it's summer, right when

489
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Speaker 4: the weather's better in New York City, hey, you're going

490
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Speaker 4: to get stay in New York City. You're going to

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Speaker 4: get to have access to a pool, You're going to

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Speaker 4: have Wi Fi, and all of your meals are going

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Speaker 4: to be covered, and you may be able to stay

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Speaker 4: in a three or four star hotel. That sounds like

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Speaker 4: to almost everybody out there listening, an incredible summer family vacation.

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Speaker 3: And that's people who are already living in America.

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Speaker 4: And conceivably have the ability to live with American values,

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Speaker 4: already American wealth. In other words, you're not stunned when

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Speaker 4: you walk into a Walmart and all the things that

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Speaker 4: you can purchase.

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Speaker 3: Imagine when you.

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Speaker 4: Got a telephone call from your friend who went north

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Speaker 4: and you're stuck in Venezuela and he says hey, man,

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Speaker 4: you know I can look out my window and see

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Speaker 4: the downtown New York City skyline. I took the kids

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Speaker 4: over to walk around Times Square. We've got Wi Fi.

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Speaker 4: I'm calling you right now FaceTime. I'm making twenty X

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Speaker 4: when I was making in Venezuela. They're feeding us three

509
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Speaker 4: square meals. My kids can even go to a swimming pool.

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Speaker 4: How would you not think if you got that call

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Speaker 4: that America was the land of milk and honey, and

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Speaker 4: if you could leave Venezuela you would. And this is

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Speaker 4: why I send this on Hannity the other night. Just

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Speaker 4: take it outside of America. How many of our listeners

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Speaker 4: right now if you were told, hey, if you go

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Speaker 4: walk across into Canada, you can make forty X whatever

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Speaker 4: you're making in America right now, and you will be

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Speaker 4: taken care of three square meals. You'll be able to

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Speaker 4: stay in a four star hotel while you get your

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Speaker 4: family life in order. I mean, buck, there are tons

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Speaker 4: of people out there listening to us right now that

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Speaker 4: will relocate to make ten or fifteen or twenty thousand

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Speaker 4: dollars more a year for their jobs, to a new state,

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Speaker 4: to a new city. If you could forty x your

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Speaker 4: salary by crossing into our northern neighbor there, Canada. Tens

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Speaker 4: of millions of Americans would do that. So the incentive

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Speaker 4: structure is a challenge because our lifestyle is so much

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Speaker 4: better than the lifestyle the people that are coming here.

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Speaker 2: And this is why you need to send people back

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Speaker 2: in large enough numbers that more people don't just keep

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Speaker 2: and coming illegally. This isn't even talking about the million

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Speaker 2: people a year who come in through the legal process,

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Speaker 2: whether it's you know, Green card holders, US citizenans, et cetera.

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Speaker 2: We take in a large number of people through the

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Speaker 2: legal immigration process. This is just all dealing with the

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Speaker 2: illegal immigration process and the way that the system is

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Speaker 2: being abused. And I think that the more people understand

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Speaker 2: that a program set up out of the kindness and

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Speaker 2: generosity of the American spirit to allow people to escape

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Speaker 2: genocidal regimes. I mean, when you're really talking about asylum, that's.

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Speaker 3: What you know.

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Speaker 2: You know, I'm escaping the Khmer rouge. Please you know

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Speaker 2: I'm a Cambodian refugee. Please take me in, otherwise me

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Speaker 2: and my family are dead. That's what asylum is for.

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Speaker 2: Asylum is not I'm from you know, Latin America, or

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Speaker 2: I'm from West Africa, or I'm from Southeast Asia or whatever,

547
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Speaker 2: and I want to be in America because you have

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Speaker 2: a better economy and I have a better future there.

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Speaker 2: That's the immigration process, as in, you should apply to

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Speaker 2: be an America immigrant, and there are a lot of

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Speaker 2: people that want that. Unfortunately, we can't take everybody.

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Speaker 4: And the other part of this that's so huge is

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Speaker 4: the number of people that are coming across our southern border.

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Speaker 4: It used to be buck a lot of people from Mexico.

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Speaker 4: You come across seasonally, you get a job, you go

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Speaker 4: back home. Now people are coming from so far away,

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Speaker 4: they're here forever. They're not going to go back to Mexico.

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Speaker 4: They're not here for you know, the seasonal purposes over

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Speaker 4: from Mexico.

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Speaker 3: Very few of them from Mexico.

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Speaker 2: They're from Yes, they're from Thailand, they're from Pakistan, they're

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Speaker 2: from the Ivory Coast.

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Speaker 3: I mean, they're from all over the world.

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Speaker 4: Yes, So the idea of them ever going back voluntarily

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Speaker 2: Welcome Back and Everybody to Clay Ann Back We're joined

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Speaker 2: by presidential candidate the Vake Ramaswami.

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Speaker 3: You all know Veke Viveg. Thanks for calling in. Man

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Speaker 3: you there, sir, Yeah, can you hear me? Yeah? Now

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Speaker 3: we can. All right, So let's start with this one. Viveke.

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Speaker 2: We just had the debate and you had some of

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Speaker 2: the most memorable moments. We talked about it here on

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Speaker 2: the show. Haven't seen a lot of movement in the polls.

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Speaker 2: Tim Scott just dropped out, what is your pathway to victory?

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Speaker 2: What do you say to those who are telling you

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Speaker 2: at this point it's just not going to happen.

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Speaker 3: The numbers aren't there.

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Speaker 7: Well, I think the numbers could be there. I'm not

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Speaker 7: some horse race analyst. I'm a guy who's here to

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Speaker 7: speak the truth, do it in an unapologetic way. And

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Speaker 7: I think the idea is that I'm offering in the campaign,

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Speaker 7: the vision that I'm offering, I don't think any other

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Speaker 7: candidates to bring it to the table. Two America First

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Speaker 7: candidates in the race. I think it will be an

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Speaker 7: America First nominee for sure. Obviously that's Donald Trump and myself.

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Speaker 7: But I am from the next generation. I have fresh

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Speaker 7: leg and I think it's we live in a moment

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Speaker 7: where it's going to take in America first leader from

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Speaker 7: that next generation to move this country forward. And unlike

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Speaker 7: the other professional politicians in this race who have been

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Speaker 7: known quantities for years, you know, for most people in

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Speaker 7: this country, they had no idea who I was six

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Speaker 7: months ago. So I'm patient on this. It's going to

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Speaker 7: be a longer sales cycle, okay, But I think that

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Speaker 7: that's something that I believe belongs to the voters, and

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Speaker 7: as they get to know me, they'll be able to

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Speaker 7: make a choice between a lot of everyone in that

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Speaker 7: candidate on that stage, there's one that was not like

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Speaker 7: the others. That was me, And I think it's going

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Speaker 7: to take time and comfort for people to develop to

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Speaker 7: say that, you know, somebody thirty eight years old being

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Speaker 7: the next president of the United States. That's a little

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Speaker 7: out of the box. People are intrigued by it. But

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Speaker 7: Thomas Jefferson was thirty three years old when he wrote

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Speaker 7: the Decorporation of Independence. That's the kind of country we are,

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Speaker 7: and I do think we live in a moment where

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Speaker 7: we need to revive the ideals the nation itself was

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Speaker 7: founded on. I think we can and I'm a candidate

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Speaker 7: who I think is going to be position to do it.

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Speaker 4: We're talking to Vivey Gramaswami memorably on Wednesday night, he

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Speaker 4: was called scum by Nicki Haley, and you've spun that

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Speaker 4: in your favor. I believe you are now selling rebel

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Speaker 4: scum t shirts, which is very funny. I give credit

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Speaker 4: to your team for that. I bet you've sold quite

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Speaker 4: a few of them. Yes, you've since gone after Nicki

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Speaker 4: Haley quite a lot. I've watched some of those clips.

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Speaker 4: And where do you think a couple of parts here,

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Speaker 4: where do you think the animus from Nicki Haley comes?

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Speaker 4: Because it feels like she's gone after you way more

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Speaker 4: aggressively than you've gone after her.

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Speaker 3: And second part of that, it looks a little personal Vivike.

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Speaker 4: Just to throw that out there, rdinals, would you vote

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Speaker 4: for Nicki Haley if she were the nominee for the

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Speaker 4: Republican Party?

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Speaker 7: She's not going to be the nominee and she should

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Speaker 7: come nowhere between anywhere within spitting distance of the White House.

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Speaker 7: And I'll tell you why I've been the biggest critic

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Speaker 7: of the Biden administration. I'm only Republican. I think it

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Speaker 7: just had to courage to speak the hard truth on this,

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Speaker 7: which is that the Biden administration sews off our foreign

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Speaker 7: policy to make their family rich. That's the hard truth.

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Speaker 7: We would not be sending money in the way we

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Speaker 7: are if Hunter Biden had not gotten us the bride

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Speaker 7: from Ukraine. But the problem with Nikki Haley is she's

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Speaker 7: just a Republican version of the same where the woman

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Speaker 7: claims to be an accountant, left the un swimming in

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Speaker 7: personal debt, then becomes a military contractor, then joins the

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Speaker 7: board of Boeing that then gives a secretive speaks now

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Speaker 7: is collecting stock options from companies literally in the middle

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Speaker 7: of a presidential campaign. I don't think that's ever happened

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Speaker 7: in US history to my knowledge. And just like Biden

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Speaker 7: is a multi millionaire, so the World War three than

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Speaker 7: we've ever been and these people are going to march

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Speaker 7: us there, the Bidens, the Haleys, the Dick Cheney two

667
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Speaker 7: point zeros, the neocons that pervade both parties. It is

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Speaker 7: an ideological and generational difference and divide, and she represents

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Speaker 7: everything in my view that's wrong with American politics. And

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Speaker 7: come near the white I don't care if she has.

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Speaker 4: An R after her name or not, So would you

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Speaker 4: vote for her if she were the nominee?

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Speaker 7: Then I think I will be a failed American if

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Speaker 7: I'm running for US president and this individual comes anywhere

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Speaker 7: near becoming the nominee. It's not going to happen. And

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Speaker 7: I think that the American people see in the truth.

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Speaker 7: I think need to actually be crystal clear about making

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Speaker 7: sure that just because you get Hillary Clinton, if she

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Speaker 7: called a publican, I don't think that that would cause

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Speaker 7: me to vote for Hillary Clinton.

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Speaker 4: Why do you think she dislikes you so much? Because

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Speaker 4: it does seem personal, like the way that she's gone

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Speaker 4: after you. I mean, you raised the point that her

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Speaker 4: daughter is on TikTok, her daughter's grown, and she was

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Speaker 4: I mean, this is not acting right. She seems to

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Speaker 4: genuinely not like you. Where do you think that comes from.

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Speaker 7: I think it comes from a deep seated envy of swords. Actually,

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Speaker 7: I mean as the woman who's never made an honest

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Speaker 7: dime in the private sector but clearly inspires to be

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Speaker 7: wealthy and sees me as I think a young buck

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Speaker 7: who has not I mean then in the buck sense.

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Speaker 3: Of I get you, I get you.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, A young Buck, who you know, I think hasn't

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Speaker 7: put in the kind of earned the kind of stripes

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Speaker 7: that someone like her has, you know, funny stories. The

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Speaker 7: first time we met was actually her reaching out to

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Speaker 7: me years ago when I was writing woke in. Actually, Buck,

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Speaker 7: this is when you and I first met the in

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Speaker 7: the prey line.

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Speaker 2: We did that awesome event up in Milwaukee for like

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Speaker 2: fifteen hundred people.

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Speaker 3: That was great.

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Speaker 7: That was awesome, right, So this is I think, actually

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Speaker 7: if I'm remembering right before the book came out, or

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Speaker 7: it was in the run up to the book coming out,

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Speaker 7: and she reaches out spontaneously because I was starting to

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Speaker 7: begin to get attention as a CEO who was pointing

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Speaker 7: out the perils of corporate wokeness long before people knew

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Speaker 7: what that word was, and there was something striping about it.

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Speaker 7: I mean, she was. It was a very calculating move, right,

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Speaker 7: this guy could be a player. I want to be

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Speaker 7: the first person probably to reek out to make sure

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Speaker 7: from getting him on my stop ends up blurbing the

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Speaker 7: back of the book. So this is somebody who for

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Speaker 7: her entire career has proven she will do literally and

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Speaker 7: you can look at the full extent of her past

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Speaker 7: in South Carolina, she will do literally whatever is required

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Speaker 7: to get ahead, and I think scratching the backs of

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Speaker 7: companies for special favors. Boeing got their back scratched by her.

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Speaker 7: She ends up joining the board of Boeing, afterwards rides

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Speaker 7: on Price and them pharmaceutical company, and then ends up

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Speaker 7: doing special state contracts for them, and other details which

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Speaker 7: I will leave it to others to look up that

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Speaker 7: are outside the financial realm. But somebody who will literally

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Speaker 7: do anything to get ahead for another unit to froll in.

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Speaker 7: Her reach out to me years ago and establishing contact

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Speaker 7: when I early began to be a rising star was

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Speaker 7: just another example of that. But to her now to

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Speaker 7: say that out of turn to challenge her past the power,

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Speaker 7: I think that she does take that very personally. But

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Speaker 7: you know, frankly, even in this conversation, I think we've

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Speaker 7: spent too much airtime on somebody who is really just

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Speaker 7: another manifestation of a modern Dick Cheney that has no

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Speaker 7: place in the modern Republican party or should.

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Speaker 3: Well, I can tell you.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, since that last debate, a lot of people have

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Speaker 2: been wondering what your your and her true feelings are

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Speaker 2: about each other in this race. So we appreciate that

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Speaker 2: you've at least had your say on this one. And

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Speaker 2: I did want to ask, you know, we spoke to

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Speaker 2: former President Trump last week, Clay and I for an

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Speaker 2: hour here on the air, and he seemed fired up

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Speaker 2: for the fight ahead and unfazed by all the legal

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Speaker 2: challenges against him. And you know, I think that there's

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Speaker 2: we've been talking about second choice candidates for different people,

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Speaker 2: and and you know where the support ebbs and flows

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Speaker 2: for different candidates. A lot of Trump people like you

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Speaker 2: a lot, and a lot of people that maybe even

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Speaker 2: your their first choice, would say, well, Trump is my

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Speaker 2: second choice. What do you say to anybody who says

751
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Speaker 2: that this just isn't your time. Let Trump finish the race.

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Speaker 2: You can help him, and then you can be in

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Speaker 2: a position for the next round.

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Speaker 7: Look, I think that decision belongs to the voters of

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Speaker 7: this country. I mean, I respect Donald Trump immensely, and

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Speaker 7: he and I have a good relationship with mutual respect.

757
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Speaker 7: He was an excellent president and the reason he's polling

758
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Speaker 7: so well right now is he kept us out of

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Speaker 7: World War three and he grew the economy. So I've

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Speaker 7: unlike the other candidates and actually guys. This is actually

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Speaker 7: one that that's kind of funny to me, is every

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Speaker 7: other candidate, from Nikki to Ron to otherwise licked his

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Speaker 7: boot for some special favors for years, usually money or

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Speaker 7: endorsements are both, And now is Monday Morning quarterbacking him

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Speaker 7: on some small thing that he didn't do perfectly. Yeah,

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Speaker 7: I'm my contrast, I've not licked trump boot Trump's boot

767
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Speaker 7: for years, even in that Woking book tour, I sat

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Speaker 7: down at dinner with him, But I've never sucked up

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Speaker 7: to the guy before. But I stand actually for his

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Speaker 7: record now when everybody else after him, not because in

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Speaker 7: myself interest in this race to do it be easier

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Speaker 7: for me DoD from competition, but it's the right thing

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Speaker 7: to do affect him. There's two America First candidates. But

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Speaker 7: I think the voters deserve to get the choice they have,

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Speaker 7: which is do you want the prior generation of it?

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Speaker 7: Or do you want the next generation of it? And

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Speaker 7: I think I have fresh legs. I'm able to reach

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Speaker 7: the next generation in the new generation. So I can't

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Speaker 7: offer what Trump does, which is to say experience, He's

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Speaker 7: you know, done it before, that's tried and true. And

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Speaker 7: if that's what people want to go with. Then he's

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Speaker 7: going to be the nominee.

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Speaker 3: I think we.

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Speaker 7: Think we're lost, and do we want to reach him?

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Speaker 4: The vague last question for you, I presume that you're

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Speaker 4: going to be on the stage in December. Uh, do

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Speaker 4: you think anybody else should drop out? In your mind?

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Speaker 4: Tim Scott is out. I saw you had nice words

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Speaker 4: about him. I know it seemed that you guys got

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Speaker 4: along and had a decent rapport on the stage for.

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Speaker 2: The debate state.

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Speaker 7: Can you hear me?

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Speaker 3: Yeah?

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Speaker 4: Yeah, you think you're going to qualify for the debate

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Speaker 4: stage in December? And do you think anybody else should

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Speaker 4: drop out? I heard him say he's already qualified. But

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Speaker 4: I think we I think we've had a bad sell

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Speaker 4: connection here.

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Speaker 3: I don't know.

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Speaker 2: Maybe Nikki Haley's people are sabotaging the cell towers or something.

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Speaker 2: Something crazy is happening. She called Boeing.

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Speaker 3: We'll come back. We'll let you all react.

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Speaker 4: We appreciate Viveake hanging out with us, a lot of

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Speaker 4: interesting things that he said.

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Speaker 2: We'll let you weigh in as well. Can I also

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Speaker 2: say we will reach out to because he was taking

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Speaker 2: some swings there. We will reach out to the Nicky

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Speaker 2: Haleys campaign. We'll bring her on the show, let her

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Speaker 2: respond everything that he said, and also make her case

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Speaker 2: for why she should be the nominee. We are open

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Speaker 2: for him for all Republican candidates here who are still

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Speaker 2: in the mix. So we'll put out the call the

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Speaker 2: Nicky Haley's team. Let's see if she comes on. Because

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Speaker 4: Welcome back in Clay Travis Buck Sexton Show Vivike Ramaswami

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Speaker 4: with us now better line going to finish out the program, Vivek.

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Speaker 4: When we finished the last segment, I was asking if

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Speaker 4: you'd be on the stage for the fourth debate, whether

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Speaker 4: you've qualified, and have you had any conversations with Roni

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Speaker 4: McDaniel since you asked her to go ahead and resign

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Speaker 4: over what you considered to be a failed RNC leadership.

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Speaker 7: So I have qualified for the fourth debate and I

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Speaker 7: will be on there in early December. I think I'll

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Speaker 7: be similarly unrestrained both on that debate stage and for

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Speaker 7: the rest of this race, because I think that kind

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Speaker 7: of honesty is what's required in our country. Ron and

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Speaker 7: I have not spoken directly.

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Speaker 3: It is interesting.

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Speaker 7: I've seen her on the national press so and I

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Speaker 7: think she's in mayway has proven my point in the

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Speaker 7: aftermath of the calling on her to resign, just for

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Speaker 7: some shread of accountability in our party. Since she took

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Speaker 7: over in twenty seventeen, we lost in twenty eighteen, twenty

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Speaker 7: twenty two, and twenty twenty three, all disastrous results for Republicans.

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Speaker 7: So yeah, I do think there should be some accountability.

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Speaker 7: But she, you know, reportedly that night at the debate.

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Speaker 7: On press reports, people in the roads sitting near her

872
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Speaker 7: say she was booing while I was speaking in other

873
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Speaker 7: parts of the debate, interesting thing for an R and

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Speaker 7: C chairwoman to be doing. Said that I would not

875
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Speaker 7: give another cent from the RNC. Somebody treating it like

876
00:43:34,840 --> 00:43:37,160
Speaker 7: it's their own money proves the point that it's their

877
00:43:37,440 --> 00:43:40,960
Speaker 7: corruption of the institution. It's like a squad or in

878
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Speaker 7: a rent controlled apartment that starts to bear the illusion

879
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Speaker 7: that they own the place. So that situation reminds me

880
00:43:48,080 --> 00:43:50,640
Speaker 7: of I think she went on Fox and flat out

881
00:43:50,680 --> 00:43:54,480
Speaker 7: set on national television that I voted for Obama dead false,

882
00:43:54,760 --> 00:43:57,319
Speaker 7: never done it in my life, of course, and yet

883
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Speaker 7: you have the chairwoman of the RNC saying that about

884
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Speaker 7: a candidate actor in a race. So I think since

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Speaker 7: then she's done an outstanding job of continuing to prove

886
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Speaker 7: my point, saying that they weren't involved in the state races,

887
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Speaker 7: that Virginia didn't want their money. Virginia Gop contradicted that

888
00:44:11,120 --> 00:44:13,759
Speaker 7: instantly said she didn't play in the state races. It's

889
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Speaker 7: now come out that she was involved in the Kentucky races,

890
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Speaker 7: and the R and C was, so we haven't shorn

891
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Speaker 7: into we haven't spoken directly, but in the in the

892
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Speaker 7: barbs she's been trying to issue in the media, I

893
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Speaker 7: think she's been scoring a lot of own goals and

894
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Speaker 7: proving the point that it's time for new leadership at

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Speaker 7: the RNC.

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Speaker 3: The vague you set up.

897
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Speaker 2: On the debate stage that you and I don't want

898
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Speaker 2: to miss quote you, but basically it's not going to

899
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Speaker 2: be Biden, that whoever wins up here is facing off

900
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Speaker 2: against I will say, just for the purpose of clarity,

901
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Speaker 2: I disagree with you on this point, but I want

902
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Speaker 2: to know why you're so confident Clay agrees with you,

903
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Speaker 2: just so you know. Yeah, say you got Clay in

904
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Speaker 2: your corner for whatever, for whatever that's worth. But I'm

905
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Speaker 2: on the other side of this one. I'm I'm in

906
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Speaker 2: the other corner. Why are you confident that it won't

907
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Speaker 2: be Biden? And more importantly than that, I actually, you know,

908
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Speaker 2: let's get that, we all know why he's falling around,

909
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Speaker 2: he's too old, all that. But what happens if it's

910
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Speaker 2: not Biden? What do you think happens? I mean, you're

911
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Speaker 2: in this race, so you've got to be looking a

912
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Speaker 2: few steps down.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, The part of the reason that Berthes have a

914
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Speaker 7: strong instinct about this is, you know that document's case

915
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Speaker 7: against Biden, you don't hear a ton about it. That

916
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Speaker 7: probe on Hunter Biden, you don't hear a ton about it.

917
00:45:17,520 --> 00:45:21,719
Speaker 7: They've purposefully kept that in purgatory in sort of a

918
00:45:21,920 --> 00:45:25,839
Speaker 7: middle halfway position, such that if he doesn't get out

919
00:45:25,880 --> 00:45:27,799
Speaker 7: of the way when the managerial class and the deep

920
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Speaker 7: state and the puppet masters of both parties, including the DNC,

921
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Speaker 7: wanted to get out of the way, that's when they

922
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Speaker 7: pull those levers. And they're perfectly prime to do it,

923
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Speaker 7: because they could say, oh, now we're just applying it

924
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Speaker 7: in a bypart of the manner. Could we did it

925
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Speaker 7: to Trump? When the reality is that had nothing to

926
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Speaker 7: do with the Republican the Democrat, and everything to do

927
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Speaker 7: with the shadow government and the deep state deciding who

928
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Speaker 7: actually was going to be the convenient puppet they were

929
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Speaker 7: going to be advancing. And so the reality is, I

930
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Speaker 7: think the way they see it is they're going to

931
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Speaker 7: wait for the Trump trials to really get underway and

932
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Speaker 7: then swap out Biden for the person likely Newsome, if

933
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Speaker 7: not somebody else. It's going to be like him that

934
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Speaker 7: they slipped into that spot, and I think the country

935
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Speaker 7: would better sort they were stepped up and we're honest

936
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Speaker 7: about it. So I'll call out the RNC, I'll call

937
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Speaker 7: out the Democrats, I'll call out the media. It's the

938
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Speaker 7: truth three hundred and sixty degrees around and that one

939
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Speaker 7: is my honest instinct of what's going to happen.

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Speaker 4: Last question for you, appreciate you making the time today.

941
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Speaker 4: You've been one hundred percent right on something Buck and

942
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Speaker 4: I have been hammering for a while too, the Nashville Manifesto,

943
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Speaker 4: the trans shooter that it needs to be one hundred

944
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Speaker 4: percent released. We saw a few pages of it. There

945
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Speaker 4: is a desperate fight to prevent that from being released

946
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Speaker 4: to the American public.

947
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Speaker 3: What should happen? Why do you think it's being covered up?

948
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Speaker 7: Release it period. We the people can handle the truth.

949
00:46:42,880 --> 00:46:44,719
Speaker 7: We've been lied to from the premise of the war

950
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Speaker 7: in I Rock to the Trump Russia collusion hoax that

951
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Speaker 7: never was. That's why I called Kristen Welker on stage

952
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Speaker 7: on NBC. I called her out on it. They pushed

953
00:46:52,840 --> 00:46:55,719
Speaker 7: that for years. We need accountability for that. The Hunter

954
00:46:55,800 --> 00:46:59,200
Speaker 7: Biden laptop story that was real, the origin of COVID nineteen.

955
00:46:59,400 --> 00:47:02,040
Speaker 7: How many FED agents were in the field on January sixth.

956
00:47:02,440 --> 00:47:05,400
Speaker 7: Just tell us the truth, even when it's ugly. We

957
00:47:05,480 --> 00:47:08,400
Speaker 7: deserve the truth. That's how we rebuild trusts in this country.

958
00:47:08,719 --> 00:47:12,120
Speaker 7: I went to Nashville personally in early August when the

959
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Speaker 7: Republican governor called a special legislative session to pass anti

960
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Speaker 7: gun measures. You have no right to pass additional laws

961
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Speaker 7: without the using this as a catalyst to do it,

962
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Speaker 7: without releasing to the public the truth of what actually

963
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Speaker 7: happened here. When an airplane crashes, you recover the black

964
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Speaker 7: box because you want to make sure something like that

965
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Speaker 7: never happens again. But when it's a transgender shooter shooting

966
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Speaker 7: up six people at a Christian school, somehow, that's the

967
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Speaker 7: basis for hiding it.

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Speaker 2: Vake Ramaswami, everybody but vague. We got to leave it there,

969
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Speaker 2: my friends. At the end of the show, thanks for

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Speaker 2: being here with us.

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Speaker 3: Team. We'll talk to you tomorrow. Welcome back in.

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Speaker 4: She is Julie Kelly, a one woman truth machine amidst

973
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Speaker 4: a barrage of lawes, and we are happy to have

974
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Speaker 4: her as often on the show as we do.

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Speaker 3: And Julie I believe it was. Over the weekend.

976
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Speaker 4: You shared a story that we've talked about some on

977
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Speaker 4: this show that I think is significant, and I want

978
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Speaker 4: you to break it down for your audience. Donald Trump

979
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Speaker 4: and his legal team have decided they want the trial

980
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Speaker 4: surrounding jan six the March trial day it is set for.

981
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Speaker 4: They want it all on television. They want cameras in

982
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Speaker 4: the courtroom. They want you and me and everybody out

983
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Speaker 4: there to be able to watch. It's being opposed by

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Speaker 4: Jack Smith and the Department of Justice.

985
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Speaker 3: I think this is so telling.

986
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Speaker 4: What is the latest on these filings, what's the timeframe,

987
00:48:41,239 --> 00:48:44,520
Speaker 4: and how would you assess the idea of cameras in

988
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Speaker 4: the courtroom and what this battle is really about.

989
00:48:48,080 --> 00:48:51,680
Speaker 8: Yes, it's interesting. And Jack Smith just filed another motion

990
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Speaker 8: that sounds more like a temper tantrum again opposing a

991
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Speaker 8: lawsuit that was filed by what's called the Press Coalition,

992
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Speaker 8: And this is about fifteen of the largest major news

993
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Speaker 8: organizations and they have filed similar motions in other high

994
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Speaker 8: profiled January sixth trials, only to be turned down. But

995
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Speaker 8: they are asking Judge Tanya Chutkin, who is overseeing the

996
00:49:14,680 --> 00:49:18,920
Speaker 8: January sixth case, to allow at least one pool camera

997
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Speaker 8: in the courtroom so they can broadcast live the proceedings

998
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Speaker 8: if that's not allowed, and typically that is prohibited in

999
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Speaker 8: federal criminal trials. They have asked for at least an

1000
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Speaker 8: audio feed, which ironically the DC Appellate Court allows. They

1001
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Speaker 8: have a YouTube channel so you can hear the proceedings live, Jacksmith,

1002
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Speaker 8: The Special Council is opposed to any measure that would

1003
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Speaker 8: allow the American people to hear or see, unfiltered by

1004
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Speaker 8: the corporate media, the odd proceedings of this very important,

1005
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Speaker 8: obviously unprecedented criminal trial against a former president and the

1006
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Speaker 8: presumptive Republican presidential nominee. And so he filed again today

1007
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Speaker 8: and believe get this, and of course the DOJ makes

1008
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Speaker 8: this comparison all the time. They compare his trial to

1009
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Speaker 8: that of Timothy mcveay of the Sarnef Brothers and Zacharius Musawi,

1010
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Speaker 8: also considered the twentieth hijacker for nine to eleven. You

1011
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Speaker 8: have yet again this Department of Justice comparing Donald Trump

1012
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Speaker 8: to murderous, murderous terrorists responsible for the death of thousands

1013
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Speaker 8: of Americans, including children. And they cited those cases as

1014
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Speaker 8: a justification to keep cameras and even audio recording devices

1015
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Speaker 8: out of Timey Chutkin's courtroom.

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Speaker 2: Julie's bock, thanks for being with us and ever to

1017
00:50:39,880 --> 00:50:44,000
Speaker 2: check out Julie's substack Declassified subscribe to it gives you

1018
00:50:44,040 --> 00:50:47,759
Speaker 2: great insights and information as all this moves along. So

1019
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Speaker 2: in terms of how don't we keep we have to

1020
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Speaker 2: keep coming back to this, but it does make a

1021
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Speaker 2: big difference. Scheduling the DC trial, scheduling the Florida trial.

1022
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Speaker 2: I know there was an update recently in Florida, or

1023
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Speaker 2: at least it seems like that's going to be perhaps moved.

1024
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Speaker 2: Is DC the January sixth trial with Chuckkin Judge Chuckkin presiding,

1025
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Speaker 2: still looking like that's going to happen, or are there

1026
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Speaker 2: any big motions that we should expect coming up here

1027
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Speaker 2: that might move it? And what about South Florida?

1028
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Speaker 8: Right, see's at the two criminal indictments, the classified documents

1029
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Speaker 8: indictment that was handed down in June and Southern Florida

1030
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Speaker 8: and then the January sixth slash slash election indictment that

1031
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Speaker 8: was handed down August. First, Well, what DOJ asked is

1032
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Speaker 8: even though the January sixth indictment came after Classified Documents.

1033
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Speaker 8: They asked Judge Chuckkin to fast track that trial, and

1034
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Speaker 8: that is scheduled for March fourth. Judge Cannon in the

1035
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Speaker 8: Florida case had already set a May twentieth trial date

1036
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Speaker 8: before the indicted Donald Trump on January sixth. So now

1037
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Speaker 8: she has come back, and she confronted the DOJ a

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Speaker 8: few weeks squad within her Florida courtroom. She is very

1039
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Speaker 8: tough on dj on like most federal judges, and she

1040
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Speaker 8: pushed back on the idea that the DC trials it's

1041
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Speaker 8: supposed to start March fourth, could very easily interfere with

1042
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Speaker 8: the May twentieth trial date for Southern Florida the classified

1043
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Speaker 8: documents case. I hope that makes sense anyway. She has

1044
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Speaker 8: delayed some of those pre trial deadlines, Judge Cannon, and

1045
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Speaker 8: she is going to hold a status hearing on March first,

1046
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Speaker 8: three days before the DC trial starts, to ask DOJ Okay,

1047
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Speaker 8: where we are? Do you really think we're ready to

1048
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Speaker 8: do this trial in May? So that's sort of the

1049
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Speaker 8: conflict there. But I'll tell you an interesting development that

1050
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Speaker 8: came over the weekend is that it looks like there

1051
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Speaker 8: is going to be a bench trial in Georgia for

1052
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Speaker 8: a lawsuit that's been going on for years, even before

1053
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Speaker 8: the twenty twenty election, about these unsafe, vulnerable voting systems

1054
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Speaker 8: in Georgia. And that bench trial is going to start

1055
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Speaker 8: in Georgia. It is going to include defendants, including Secretary

1056
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Speaker 8: of State Brad Rethensberger, who is supposed to be a

1057
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Speaker 8: government witness in the class of in the January sixth

1058
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Speaker 8: election fraud by Jack Smith his case. So that bench

1059
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Speaker 8: trial is going to start January ninth, the same day

1060
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Speaker 8: that jury questionnaires are due in the DC trial. I

1061
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Speaker 8: understand people's head, they're spinning, but this is how crazy

1062
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Speaker 8: the legal environment is. This Georgia bench trial could throw

1063
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Speaker 8: a major monkey wrench into Jack Smith's already very tenuous

1064
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Speaker 8: for account indictment against Donald Trump, especially since the defendants

1065
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Speaker 8: are some of the very same people the Jack Smith

1066
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Speaker 8: wants to call as witnesses in his favor to prove

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Speaker 8: that Donald Trump was trying to overthrow the results of

1068
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Speaker 8: the twenty twenty election. So jacksonth's going to have a

1069
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Speaker 8: couple moves here related to what's going to be happening

1070
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Speaker 8: in Georgia. We'll see what he comes up with. I

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Speaker 8: still am expecting a super sitting indictment. I know, you guys,

1072
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Speaker 8: we've talked about this for months, maybe a few years,

1073
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Speaker 8: even a seditious conspiracy count to further delay this trial,

1074
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Speaker 8: because I don't think that he wants this DC trial

1075
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Speaker 8: to happen on the heels of perhaps, you know, a

1076
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Speaker 8: favorable settlement for the plaintiffs and the Georgia case that

1077
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Speaker 8: shows that these Georgia voting systems were vulnerable for years

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Speaker 8: and the Secretary of State did nothing about it.

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Speaker 4: We're talking to Julie Kelly step fabulous work covering all

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Speaker 4: the January sixth related cases and beyond, so a couple

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Speaker 4: of two parterre here, it sounds like you don't think

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Speaker 4: the case will start on March fourth in DC. Based

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Speaker 4: on that, I'm wondering about your, you know, confidence level

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Speaker 4: in when that case may start. And I just want

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Speaker 4: to circle back around again on the TV side, do

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Speaker 4: we think that this is going to turn into a

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Speaker 4: big story because Trump is now on the same side

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Speaker 4: as the New York Times, ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN, MSN,

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Speaker 4: all of these media outlets believe that democracy demands that

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Speaker 4: we be able to watch these proceedings.

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Speaker 3: And Jack Smith is on the opposite side of that.

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Speaker 4: If you truly thought democracy was in danger, wouldn't you

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Speaker 4: want as many eyeballs as possible on your trial to

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Speaker 4: try to preserve democracy. It seems like there's a big

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Speaker 4: hypocrisy here.

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Speaker 8: Well, there certainly is, And as I said over the

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Speaker 8: weekend when I posted the latest motion, donald Trump's motion

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Speaker 8: supporting it, I said, you know, Banana republics create strange bedfellows.

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Speaker 8: Here you have Donald Trump and the biggest news organizations

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Speaker 8: who've gone after him for years on the same side

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Speaker 8: wanting direct, unfiltered access. So I think it will develop

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Speaker 8: into a big story. And of course the decision will

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Speaker 8: be left up to Judge Tanya chuck Hin, no fan

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Speaker 8: of Donald Trump on the record saying many inflammatory things

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Speaker 8: in court over the past few years about Trump and

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Speaker 8: his supporters, So will she allow it? And even if

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Speaker 8: she doesn't allow a camera. Quite honestly, how can you

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Speaker 8: prevent audio access when a court higher than you, in

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Speaker 8: the very same courthouse, allows people to tune in and

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Speaker 8: hear the proceedings. I listened to an appellate the appellate

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Speaker 8: case last week and Steve Bannon's appeal for his conviction,

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Speaker 8: So it's going to be very difficult to see and

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Speaker 8: even if Judge Chuckkin does deny this lawsuit or tosses

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Speaker 8: it out, what these organizations will do if they will

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Speaker 8: then go to the appellate court and then eventually perhaps

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Speaker 8: the Supreme Court. That's why the March fourth trial date

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Speaker 8: seems so sketchy and really untenable, because you're talking about

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Speaker 8: what now three months away, four months away jury selection

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Speaker 8: motions to this myths based on selective prosecution. Now the

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Speaker 8: camera in the court room issue, not to mention what

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Speaker 8: will be a big battle over a change of venue

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Speaker 8: motion I expect will be filed soon. So this is

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Speaker 8: a lot to resolve less in four months. So I

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Speaker 8: still don't think that that March fourth trialdy will stick.

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Speaker 3: Julie Kelly with us right now.

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Speaker 2: Julie, I don't know if you heard last week we

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Speaker 2: sat down with former President Trump and I asked him

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Speaker 2: for the interview about commutations and pardons for people involved

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Speaker 2: in January sixth, you know, depending on the specifics of

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Speaker 2: each individual case. And he said he was really at

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Speaker 2: the very end, so we couldn't get in a much

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Speaker 2: more in the way specifics, but he said absolutely those

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Speaker 2: would happen. In the meantime, there have been a couple

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Speaker 2: of high profile manhunts underway for January sixth involved individuals,

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Speaker 2: and just the last week or so, I think it's

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Speaker 2: surprising for people to even hear that that's still going on.

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Speaker 2: What's happening with that?

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Speaker 8: And I want to thank you because they did listen

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Speaker 8: to that interview, And I want to thank you for

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Speaker 8: asking all of the Republican presidential candidates what they will

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Speaker 8: do with these politically persecuted Americans who protested at the

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Speaker 8: Capitol almost three years ago. And yes, I know your

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Speaker 8: listeners and all of my followers and your followers are

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Speaker 8: now familiar with the case of Gregory Yetman, the many

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Speaker 8: times over combat veteran, also reguard at the Guantanamo Bay,

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Speaker 8: no criminal record, was cooperating with the FBI. Nonetheless, walked

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Speaker 8: out to go to work last Wednesday at seven am,

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Speaker 8: confronted by armed several armed FBI agents and military style

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Speaker 8: slat vehicles wanting to arrest him for a minor offense

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Speaker 8: interfering with law enforcement. Even if what they say is true.

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Speaker 8: The effidavit was just filed. The charging documents that he

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Speaker 8: sprayed a canister towards police for twelve to fourteen seconds.

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Speaker 8: I mean, if this is the standard to use the

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Speaker 8: Joint Terrorism Task Force to hunt down Americans who allegedly

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Speaker 8: sprayed police almost three years ago, then there would be

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Speaker 8: FBI armed raised all over the country night after night.

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Speaker 8: That's simply not the case. So here is another example

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Speaker 8: of this Department of Justice and FBI still adding to

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Speaker 8: the body count of this January sixth prosecution. Now one

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Speaker 8: two hundred Americans arrested and charged, with the possibility of

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Speaker 8: one thousand more before this DOJ and US Attorney Matthew

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Speaker 8: Graves and Washington DC are done. This is all for

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Speaker 8: optics and is to juice the numbers about alleged domestic

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Speaker 8: violent extremism i e. Trump supporters posing allegedly posing this

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Speaker 8: dire security threat to the country.

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Speaker 2: Julie Kelly, everybody go subscribe to your substack declassified with

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Speaker 3: Julie, thanks so much.

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Speaker 8: For being here, Thanks for having me on.

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